A freaky selection for freaky times on the whole this week. Dub mutations, post rock, chopped, screwed & psyched global sounds, cosmic folk, deep jazz & a sublime house finale.

Jazz plays a big part in this weeks show with it's latest beat led mutations sitting comfortably next to more organic fusion endeavours and just for good measure there's some Welsh folk and percussive led, slow house beauties.

Neo classical morphs into ambient jazz before things get a bit cosmic & wobbly. Dub seemed like the answer but soon gave way to more psychedelic shenanigans, abstract Arabic, funky acid folk and minimal madness.

An ambient mellow opening disguises the impending jazz fusion to come as styles for miles mix and match in an intense soundclash before some grooving swamp rock gives way to Caribbean and Somalian dub disco, tripped out cumbia and lysergic slow motion house.

Meandering abstract jazz & baroquetronica soon gives way to all sorts of indie folk fusion before a mid-show ambient interlude paves the way for a psychedelic cosmic rock computer game soundtrack that runs like a long lost son into the arms of NY Indo jazz until a suitably outernational Balearic selection provides a lively last leg.

From analogue ambient via various neo-classical strains to doom folk and friendly Americana ending with an urban bump and a border busting, wall walloping, global fusion finish.!

From neo-classical to peyote powered Americana ambient via psychedelic dream temples, outernational eloquence and digi-dub powered Belize soul to tripped and flipped dub damaged disco.

We live up to our name this week as nothing happens very quickly in this deep listening session where the French avant-garde sits side by side with cosmic free spirited jazz, languid soul and pop mutations give a nod to the exotic sounds of the East and there's even a little folk injection. Feet up, headphones on, come on in.

Flat out horizontal vibes this week as the show goes on an ambient adventure through the realms of drones, tones, neo-classical and new age of New Age vibes. The sofa is your friend. WEB: www.theslowmusicmovement.orgEAR : www.mixcloud.com/theslowmusicm...

Ambient drones meet Iranian strings before interplanetary folk,spiritual jazz and cosmic beats take control. Ethereal jazztronicamelds into dreamy Balearic goodness before the modern dub takeovermelts into African vibes and a nice deep house finish.

Minimal piano melts into ethereal ambient vibes before avant garde other worldly violin violations give way to the genuine R&B underground, paving the way for a cosmic onslaught consisting an obscure cover re-edit and future acid folk rock classics from a motley crew of modern day space rangers. Tidy Afro Latin jazz deepness, spoken truth & a slice of joyous tropical disco rounds off this week's slow music mission. Playlist:Lullatone - Falling Asleep with a Book on Your...

Abstract Ambient and Euro Folktronica meet music for Friday night baths as Banglalore Dancehall merges with Dub Techno before Minimal Modern Composition leads to Soulful Zouk. Throw in some AfroLatin Jazz, a Balearic nugget followed by deep Detroit Electro Breaks and end with some Siamese Disco, shake over ice and pop an umbrella in the top. Welcome to the world of Slow Music

Pointilism inspired atmospheric techno meets futuristic, avant garde ambient soundscapes before the most spiritual of jazz is followed by soul grooves that morph into psychedelic Americana with a bump before coming full circle back to the world of ambient techno but this time with added beats to anchor the weightlessness.

Welcome to Lazy & Hazy presented by The Slow Music Movement where light and dark ambient morphs into folktronica before making way for heavy dub & throwback Nyabingi drums. Afro Latin vibes meet slow motion house before Ayahuasca fuelled Pachamama incantations make way for Venezuelan disco and 80's minimal electro boogie.

Lazy Days, Hazy Moments & Dancing to a Slower Groove. Includes songs from King DJango, Cédric D. Lavoie and Em Marshall.. Includes songs from King DJango, Cédric D. Lavoie and Em Marshall.